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Salukfan
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Am I the only one that really dislikes Sleeping Beauty? I've only seen it twice, but both times bored me to tears.
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xfkirsten
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I don't much care for the film in general. However, I love Maleficent. And I think Prince Philip is the most manly of the princes. 
But I really only bought the DVD to make my Disney DVD collection more complete. I don't think I've even taken the plastic wrap off of it yet.
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AladdinsGenie
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| Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2004 1:46 am Post subject: |
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| xfkirsten wrote: |
| And I think Prince Philip is the most manly of the princes. |
And one of the few that actually has a name. 
Sleeping Beauty is a little boring, but the movie did come out in 1959. All the older movies are gentle and then progress to be a little more violent as the view changes in America. But after I watched the behind the scenes on how they did the scenery, I gained a new appreciation for the film. I'd die sitting there painting those backgrounds forever. Props to the guy that came up with the design and sat there and did that.
I actually drew a picture of Aurora sleeping. I think she is prettiest when she sleep. It came out ok. I've done better. I'll be happy to show it.
That, and going to Disney World makes you gain a new appreciation for all the movies whether you like the movie or not. |
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xfkirsten
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Too true! Sorcerer Mickey became one of my favorite characters after the first time I saw Fantasmic. It made me go back and watch Fantasia again, and I really got into it.
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Salukfan
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| Posted: Wed Jul 21, 2004 1:52 pm Post subject: |
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I adore Sorceror Mickey too! I watched "The Sorceror's Apprentice" on my Disney Treasures DVD recently and just adored it again.
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Marisa
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| SalukFan wrote: |
| Am I the only one that really dislikes Sleeping Beauty? I've only seen it twice, but both times bored me to tears. |
It's more about Flora, Fauna and Merryweather more than anything else. And I loved the jokes in there. XD
Flora: "That's a... er... lovely cake."
Fauna: *putting the candles on as it slowly topples over* "Well, I'm sure it will be much more sturdy when I bake it."
I don't know what it is about the movie that I like so much, but there's definitely something.
The movie that bored ME to tears was Dumbo. I really don't like that movie. >,> Cinderella was kind of slow for me, too, up until the end. The scenes with Lucifer, Jack and Gus didn't really do much for me.
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AladdinsGenie
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| Marisa wrote: |
Cinderella was kind of slow for me, too, up until the end. The scenes with Lucifer, Jack and Gus didn't really do much for me. |
Cinderella was ok. I think I liked it better when I was younger. I watched it again recently and found myself humming the songs. It's always about the songs for me. Storyline and characters are important too, but a good song can save a crappy movie. I still love Gus and Jack, though. I don't care much for the female mice. |
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Marisa
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There's not much to love. They never gave any personality to the female mice. ^^;
I think Cinderella's greatest merit was the animation  I mean, she didn't have toes, but that's okay, because the animation was smooth and just plain goregeous!
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 Hero: Eric
Heroine: Esmeralda
 Villain: Ursela
 Hero sidekick: Mushu
 Villain sidekick: Pain and Panic |
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Aladdin4ever
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Well I have several favorites but my favorite of all time are these:
Hero: Simba or Mufasa and Woody
Heroine: Ariel or Belle or Jessie
Villian: Maleficant
Hero Sidekick: Dopey and Grumpy
Villian Sidekick: Ed
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| Rolling Eyes Villain sidekick: Pain and Panic |
I just realized that I forgot all about Pain and Panic while I did my list. Geebus! I love those guys, especially in the Hercules series. So, so brilliant.
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| I use the "If" speech all the time. I just bought a little panic figurine when I went yard sale shopping the other day. Along with Zeus and Meg. All three came to a total of 5 cents. Gotta love yard sales. |
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Salukfan
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| Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2004 10:13 pm Post subject: |
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| AladdinsGenie886 wrote: |
| I use the "If" speech all the time. I just bought a little panic figurine when I went yard sale shopping the other day. Along with Zeus and Meg. All three came to a total of 5 cents. Gotta love yard sales. |
Shut up, shut up, shut up about yard sales!
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Hero: Peter Pan (he was the only one who can take me to my favourite magical place in the world as a kid.. Neverland. ^^)
Heroine: Belle or Mulan
Villian: Hades or Scar.. tough call.
Hero Sidekick: Mushuuuuu!! (and Crickey!)
Villian Sidekick: Mmmm.. Pain and Panic for sure.
When I was a child, me and my friend (after watching Peter Pan) would always look up in the sky and find the brightest star and say that was 'Neverland' and one day Peter Pan would bring us there. Hehe.
Mulan, in my opinion, is the most strongest female character in Disney history, despite the fact that she's one of the youngest (my guess). I love Beauty and the Beast very much (cry every single time) so Belle had to be put up there as well.
Hades was funny and sometimes creaped me out, so I couldn't help but add him. Scar is by far the creepiest. I cannot think of any villain in Disney darker than him. Case closed.
Mushu is awesome and funny, the same with Crickey. I cannot say anymore on that. Heh.
Pain and Panic were my favourite characters from Hercules. They're so funny!
I made this up pretty quickly, so if I ever change it (I'm kind of like that, eeehehe..) than I.. well.. I guess I will. But the hero and heroine will stay.
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Salukfan
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If I may be bothered to add a new character to my villain love, I'm putting in Gantu. I love Gantu, especially in the series. Oh, Blitznag.
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